About The Author
RJ LUCE
I lived on our family farm in Nebraska until college at the University of Nebraska and Colorado State University. After graduation, I worked for the Wyoming Game and Fish Department in various positions for 30 years including wetlands manager, big game biologist, and small mammal biologist. I worked on reintroduction of the endangered black-footed ferret, inventoried hundreds of caves and abandoned mines for bats, and conducted counts of big game animals, bald eagles, and prairie dogs from small planes and helicopters.
About The Book
Ghost in the Rocks
Deep in the rugged mountains of Arizona and New Mexico, wildlife biologist Whip Sawtell witnesses something eerie, a ghost-like predator slipping through the darkness. But before he can process what he’s seen, gunshots ring out from across the Mexican border. Someone doesn’t want him there.
Meanwhile, Dan Quinn, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife undercover agent, is on the hunt for illegal wildlife traffickers. When their paths cross, they uncover an illegal animal trap—a trap that could be meant for a mountain lion… or something even rarer.
Meanwhile, Dan Quinn, a U.S. Fish and Wildlife undercover agent, is on the hunt for illegal wildlife traffickers. When their paths cross, they uncover an illegal animal trap—a trap that could be meant for a mountain lion… or something even rarer.
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